Bangladesh: The Next Islamic Revolution? | Bangladesh Crisis Explained | McRazz

In Bangladesh, amidst a difficult phase, massive protests against the government shake the political landscape. Former Prime Minister flees to India, while Sheikh Hasina lands at Hindon Airforce Base. Professor Mohammed Yunus steps up to lead the government, marking what is referred to as Bangladesh's second liberation movement. The protests are described as either a political revolution or an Islamic revolution, questioning the governance based on Islamic rules.

Exploring the concept of Islamic revolution, the video differentiates it from other political movements using examples from multiple countries, such as Tunisia and Egypt. Tunisia's protests against Ben Ali, fueled by economic distress and lack of freedom, led to democratic reforms. Similarly, Egypt underwent a political revolution against Mubarak, lacking an explicit Islamic agenda, which challenges the notion that revolutions in Muslim-majority countries always align with Islamic principles.